Speak up for success: Voice coaching for everyone (3 March)
This workshop will run online.
This workshop will explore the options, from short-term Fellowships, to a fully-funded academic position supported by charities (Leverhulme, Nuffield) or research councils, to jobs within government research or industry.
It will explore how to identify potential funders, avoid common mistakes and pitfalls, ensure your application is as attractive as possible, and keep on top of the reporting and evaluation required if successful.
The session will be followed by an informal Q&A session, where you can discuss your plans, and get advice on the best approaches. Ben Fletcher-Watson spent seven years fundraising in the cultural sector, raising over £2 million for a variety of projects and companies. He holds a PhD in Drama from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
What previous participants have said about this course:
“Excellent! Very interesting & informative. Really feel that I have a much clearer idea about what I need to do – possible pitfalls, tricks of the trade, etc.”
“Excellent range of info – very detailed and also lots for humanities.”
“Ben offered interesting insights into the ‘thought’ processes that funding body panels have when looking through applications.”
Book your place on Speak up for success: Voice coaching for everyone on Friday 3rd March (this event will run online)